The findspot of an early medieval cross slab decorated with a plain incised cross near the top of one face. It was found about 1920-25 by a Mr A.F. Redpath in the ruins of an old building at the rear of the house next to the eastern side of the vicarage.  It measures 120 centimetres long x 35.6 centimetres wide and 7 centimetres thick overall and is numbered as Manx Cross No.172 and kept in the Manx Museum.